‘I Wanted to Become a Catholic Priest’ — Cubana Chief Priest Reflects on Childhood Dream
‘I Wanted to Become a Catholic Priest’ — Cubana Chief Priest Reflects on Childhood Dream
Nigerian businessman and socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has opened up about an unexpected childhood ambition, revealing that he once hoped to become a Catholic priest.
The nightlife entrepreneur shared the revelation while posting a throwback photo from his younger years as a junior seminarian on his Instagram page.
Accompanying the image with a reflective message, Cubana Chief Priest recalled his early years in the Catholic faith and spoke about the strong influence his mother had on his upbringing and spiritual journey.
According to him, becoming a Catholic priest was once a dream he genuinely pursued as a child.
“I really wanted to become a Catholic priest, but many are called and few are chosen,” he wrote.
His post offered followers a rare glimpse into a lesser-known side of his life, contrasting sharply with the public image that has made him one of Nigeria’s most recognisable figures in nightlife and hospitality.
The businessman also suggested that despite his current lifestyle and public profile, he still values the faith and principles that shaped his early years and hopes to reconnect more deeply with that part of his life.
The post quickly generated reactions online, with many fans expressing surprise at learning about his seminary background, while others praised his openness in sharing personal memories and reflecting on his roots.
Known for his vibrant personality and luxury lifestyle, Cubana Chief Priest’s latest reflection offered followers a more personal perspective on the journey that shaped the man behind the public image.
